ConsoleProtocol: Update Signatures to match ConsoleExpectMixin #1712
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Description
The ConsoleExpectMixin has learned some new tricks over time. But the ConsoleProtocol was not updated accordingly.
Every class implementing the ConsoleProtocol also uses the ConsoleExpectMixin - so it's safe to update the signatures according to the ConsoleExpectMixin.
For ConsoleProtocol.expect() I've used the type definition of the underlying pexpect library.
I have not updated the return types, since it's not clear to me what the ConsoleExpectMixin should return.
This helps users with IDEs to get better type hinting when using the ConsoleProtocol.
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